His 2nd wellness policy warning. McMahon wanted to fire him after that.
was watching some raw is war eps...seems like wwe had a better heavyweight roster to run its shows compared to wcw who imo had better weight division comps, the beefy guys in wcw couldnt wrestle though....
i never understood why vince didnt milk the roster when both companys joined....was it too big to handle or the finances didnt add up to have such a big roster....the wcw guys couldve been better off running smackdown which was crap man...
dunno whats the fascination with rock movies, but he has like or cameo appearances ina few movies coming out this year...
lol cast lead as hercules...
This actually isn't a bad one. Rock v Brock will be next year, I'd almost guarantee it. Cena/Taker would be epic. Can't lose vs. Never Give Up.
Too big to handle. Too many superstars. Guys who could have been solid midcarders or even main eventers were sitting in the back without a spot on the show. They left to go to other organizations and no one could blame them. Others just got lost in the shuffle and let go.
They were calling him the next big action star. I don't know..he was a badass in Fast 5.
I'll say this, Fandango is one the things that makes me miss the At ude Era even more. It seems like Fandango is the PG watered down version of Val Venis to me. It even sounds like he tries to talk like Val Venis to me. This kind of is the difference between the At ude Era, and this crap now. The At ude Era had a "porn star turned wrestler" in Val Venis, while now they have a "ballroom dancer" in Fandango...
they should get rid of the italian clown santino...I'll say this, Fandango is one the things that makes me miss the At ude Era even more. It seems like Fandango is the PG watered down version of Val Venis to me. It even sounds like he tries to talk like Val Venis to me. This kind of is the difference between the At ude Era, and this crap now. The At ude Era had a "porn star turned wrestler" in Val Venis, while now they have a "ballroom dancer" in Fandango...
I like Santino. He might be crazy but he's got entertainment value.
Definitely entertaining. Never be more than a mid-carder, but he'll bring some hilarity.
LOL this week raw, cena looked like he was going to cry giving a man speech
Looks like Right To Censor has won the war my friend.I'll say this, Fandango is one the things that makes me miss the At ude Era even more. It seems like Fandango is the PG watered down version of Val Venis to me. It even sounds like he tries to talk like Val Venis to me. This kind of is the difference between the At ude Era, and this crap now. The At ude Era had a "porn star turned wrestler" in Val Venis, while now they have a "ballroom dancer" in Fandango...
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Well he's at least better than Hornwoggle and The Great Khali. Both are really useless.
I honestly want Shelton Benjamin and Carlito to come back.. Benjamin had a lot of potential and was super athletic. he's Made MITB memorable every time he's been in it 5 or so times.
I have a feeling undertaker is going to loose.. I heard undertaker wants cm punk to take he's streak idk if Vince agrees
I think Taker knows he's done and Punk ending the streak means he can officially retire. I still don't think WWE is dumb enough to not let someone end the streak. Really though the only way Punk could end the streak with this storyline is if Taker gets DQ'd.
HHH & Taker should of retired at the end of an era match last year.. Yet a year later ....
I disagree...Taker, maybe. He needed a year to be healthy enough to wrestle another match. HHH still has some left in him. He could go another year wrestling here and there...but I think he'll lose at WM, causing his career in the ring to be over anyway.
But they can't retire Taker because his streak drums up Wrestlemania interest. It would be a horrible thing if CM Punk ended the streak, no matter how many hours they fight and how fair CM Punk plays.
R.I.P. Reid Flair
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...away-at-age-24
Ric Flair's Son Reid Passes Away at Age 24
By Justin LaBar
(Featured Columnist) on March 29, 2013
Tragedy has once again struck the wrestling world. The week started with negative health news involving Ric Flair who was taken off the script for Monday Night Raw after a blood clot in his leg. Now, just days later, we have the worst news possible involving another Flair.
PWInsider.com is confirming the death of 24-year-old Reid Flair. He's the son of the legendary Ric Flair. Not many details are known about his death, including the exact cause.
The passing is sad on so many levels. First is, of course, the loss of a person so young.
The loss extends to wrestling fans who have watched Reid grow up in some respects. He was seen on WCW television as an adolescent in a storyline with his family.
The passing also destroys the future that wrestling fans had to look forward to. Reid Flair's professional wrestling career was starting to pick up momentum, as he recently was working in Japan and many rumors in the wrestling industry suggested it was only a matter of time until Reid was signed to a developmental deal by WWE.
Reid Flair's sister is also signed to WWE's developmental system and wrestles under the name Charlotte. The possibility of Ric Flair being able to manage or work with his children in WWE was exciting and a very real possibility. Reid has always been familiar with the world of wrestling. He was a decorated amateur wrestler before training and taking after his father by working in professional wrestling.
Earlier this month, the wrestling world mourned the death of William “Paul Bearer” Moody. While sad and abrupt news, the passing in some ways is easier to comprehend of a 58-year-old Moody who had health issues than the death of someone not even 25 years of age who seemed to have all of life ahead of him.
It's been 12 months filled with headlines for Ric Flair as he left TNA Impact wrestling and returned to a working relationship with WWE. He'd gone through more personal matters do ented in the public eye, but had his kids following in his footsteps to be proud of.
My deepest condolences to the entire Flair family.
Thank you all for the support. Whoooooooo!!!
I agree...but he just can't keep coming back. Just doesn't have it in him.
Very sad and shocking. He was the legacy...if Flair needed one...which I doubt. My prayers are with his family.R.I.P. Reid Flair
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...away-at-age-24
Ric Flair's Son Reid Passes Away at Age 24
By Justin LaBar
(Featured Columnist) on March 29, 2013
Tragedy has once again struck the wrestling world. The week started with negative health news involving Ric Flair who was taken off the script for Monday Night Raw after a blood clot in his leg. Now, just days later, we have the worst news possible involving another Flair.
PWInsider.com is confirming the death of 24-year-old Reid Flair. He's the son of the legendary Ric Flair. Not many details are known about his death, including the exact cause.
The passing is sad on so many levels. First is, of course, the loss of a person so young.
The loss extends to wrestling fans who have watched Reid grow up in some respects. He was seen on WCW television as an adolescent in a storyline with his family.
The passing also destroys the future that wrestling fans had to look forward to. Reid Flair's professional wrestling career was starting to pick up momentum, as he recently was working in Japan and many rumors in the wrestling industry suggested it was only a matter of time until Reid was signed to a developmental deal by WWE.
Reid Flair's sister is also signed to WWE's developmental system and wrestles under the name Charlotte. The possibility of Ric Flair being able to manage or work with his children in WWE was exciting and a very real possibility. Reid has always been familiar with the world of wrestling. He was a decorated amateur wrestler before training and taking after his father by working in professional wrestling.
Earlier this month, the wrestling world mourned the death of William “Paul Bearer” Moody. While sad and abrupt news, the passing in some ways is easier to comprehend of a 58-year-old Moody who had health issues than the death of someone not even 25 years of age who seemed to have all of life ahead of him.
It's been 12 months filled with headlines for Ric Flair as he left TNA Impact wrestling and returned to a working relationship with WWE. He'd gone through more personal matters do ented in the public eye, but had his kids following in his footsteps to be proud of.
My deepest condolences to the entire Flair family.
What a ty wrestlemania card
The following betting odds have been released by Las Vegas, and they come courtesy of Bovada, (www.Bovada.lv, Twitter: @BovadaLV).
WrestleMania 29 - WWE Championship - The Rock vs. John Cena
The Rock +550 (11/2)
John Cena -1000 (1/10)
WrestleMania 29 - The Undertaker vs. CM Punk
The Undertaker -1600 (1/16)
CM Punk +700 (7/1)
WrestleMania 29 - No Holds Barred Match - Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar
Triple H -650 (2/13)
Brock Lesnar +375 (15/4)
WrestleMania 29 - Alberto Del Rio vs. Jack Swagger
Alberto Del Rio -500 (1/5)
Jack Swagger +300 (3/1)
WrestleMania 29 - Randy Orton, Sheamus & Big Show vs. The Shield
Randy Orton, Sheamus & Big Show +400 (4/1)
The Shield -700 (1/7)
WrestleMania 29 - Ryback vs. Mark Henry
Ryback -800 (1/8)
Mark Henry +425 (17/4)
WrestleMania 29 - Intercontinental Championship - Wade Barrett vs. The Miz
Wade Barrett +275 (11/4)
The Miz -450 (2/9)
WrestleMania 29 - Team No vs. Ziggler & Langston
Team No -130 (10/13)
Ziggler & Langston EVEN (1/1)
WrestleMania 29 - Fandango vs. Chris Jericho
Fandango -800 (1/8)
Chris Jericho +425 (17/4)
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